George Washington High School - Post Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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n Practice makes perfect. Band members include J. Stott, row 3: Mr. Funk, director, C. Hatcher, W. Row 1: E. Henderson, G. MCF8ll, K. Trout, G. Terry, E. Stennis, R. Such, K. Shultz, J. Rust, row 2: D Gregory, G. Strange, J. May, R. Funk, R. Bremer, R. Long, J. Young, T. Jaquess, S. Jackson, D. Strayhorn S. Simpson, S. Kinney, L. Weaks, S. Phillips, R. Crou- cher, N. Brundage, C. Edwards, M. Singer, D. Dooley, Russell, T. Holloway, M. Lloyd, W. Dafoe, M. Howard, I. Wilson, L. Ransdell, R. Hunnicutt, R. Roberts, T. Giles, C. Roberts, J. Badgett, R. Burdett, J. Kidwell, R. Weaver, L. Orr, M. Powell, K. Ross, E. Miller, and K. Drake. Seven members of the group qualified for the All-City Band. Music is inspiration This is how it's done. Kenny Drake, drum major, explains a new formation to Sue Groff, Lana Eisele, Marilyn Smotherman, Barbara Doll, Mary Ann Alexander, and Sandra Dodd.

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M UU, ,r vf25f'fj,Ljv,ymy'yf -5 x 9' -j,,,g,..4? f 2 71 ,Z M? ' ,if W f Y f ff' 2, 47 Filling the air with music. Colonial Chorus members include Row 1: S. Kinney, B. Anderson, P. Turner. C. Dodd, D. Kany, B. Kemp, S. Smith, J. Collins, J. De- Moss, M. Brown, M. Staten, A. Underwood, row 2: P. Bain, S. Adams, J. Dodson, B. White, L. Gosnell, D. Goode, J. Kernohan, D. Miller, C. Gugenheim, J. Wam- pler, K. Fields, B. Duff, J. Jeffrasg row 3: K. Wright, G. Meek, P. King, D. Cope, R. Pemberton, M. Gill, K Genty, L. Tomlinson, S. McCann, S. Wheeler, P. Gam- mon, D. Rose, B. Foreman, K. May: row 4: B. Anflerson J. Arvin, L. Radford, S. Owens, L. Sprowl, R. Petty D. Jones, T. Beaumont, B. Guggenheim, R. Mitchell, I-I Murff, D. Henry, L. Ransdell, and M. Flinn. arge choral groups entertain Musical Maidens. Members of the Girls' Concert Club who entertain at school and within the community are Row 1: Mrs. Edna Long, accompanist, S. Marlowe, C, Swarts, L. Bennett, J. Stott, B. Dodd, C. Wise, M Medsker, S. Schneider, P. Cloud, D. Lewis, S. Douglass, N. Rothman, K. Mc-Calister, S. Seller, Mrs. Ruth King, director: row 2: B. Kremer, M. Lewis, P. Miller, N. Wor- reil, C. Dodd, S. Elliot, J. Lee, S. Tolar, L. Holbrook, C Gugenheim, C. Green, K. Genty, M. Bowman, J. Hinton. N. Brundage, M, Arnotg row 3: S. Reddick, S. Burnell. C. Peterson, M. Thomas, S. Stephens, C. Cook. B. Smith, S. Powell, R. Herndon, E. Washington, Y. Russell. S. Arnold, J. Wills, D. Eller: row -1: M. Doty. C. Zeronik, D. White, J. Warren, L. Brunt, S. Dempsey, S. Loren- dahl, S. Wheeler, P. Huff. M. Lyons, E. Quinnett, B. Aus- hrooks, L. Clarkson, J. DeMoss, S. Bunch, and B. Luder. 771 ' . 'H , , A . .., , . Q. . - ,- I. ,, ts . I f,. :QQ yt N Q. sw . V ' ' .-ww . ' :J Xi' . N 4. - X .s .af get t . , .1 Aga 2 '- w T X - s . J ' p N A .,.. 'N S is Q X ' . E. ft j .: ifN ,. 112:'fTi A r 1 ' 5 4 X xx - 'Ns . st Q Q - ' ' .- Q, 55,254,535-. X 'X X . ik- X ,JN , Ame . .W A 2 :J X ., Q f ' -- 1 'X' . e X c P -A ' .N . t X X ss X Q .fx 1 N g ' .t . 0 ' -' . Nz N S I KY .. . .. K Q' K is in s . . 't '- X . ' t , . 1 X wwf. - R .- s f ' F .- ' Q, SU , . K X ' . use f ' X e . - - Q . . .' we 1 . ...nf . ' . . Q . .. -sf X . si' Y- 'Ng 4 XS X Q X X Qs sf N X NS s PENS E . ' -me . s ings X - A 3 X A Q S- , .xt X X 5, Exe s ss. . - 'Q' . ' ' o S 3 Q' N A . X 'xi' , N r '

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Champagne Music? Members oi' the orchestra are Row 1: S. Marsh, A. Dreher, L. Ott, D. Merriweather, D. Phillips, R. Geo1'ge, C. Rose, R. Herndon, S. Geiling, M. Pefiiey, N. Frye, row 2: E. Upton, E. Thomas, S. Despain, D. Roberts, C. Baker, S. Wilson, E. Collings- worth, D, George, M. Tibbs, R. Roberts, R. Bremer, G. Stuckey, S. Simpson, B. Doll, J. Roberts, B. Easton, to Continentals Inspiring Continentals with the sound of music, Washington offers a Widespan program for music-minded pupils. Beginning glee clubs start the program with fundamental measures of learning. Notes, rests, bars, and scales be- come familiar signs for reading music as the pupil nears promotion to the Concert clubs. Practicing for convocations and programs, the concert clubs ready students for their advance- ments to Colonial Chorus and Continentalaires. Colonial Chorus,. Continentalaires, and Concert band and orchestra display their accomplish- ments through programs for the student body and surrounding schools and organizations. M. Arnold, G. Bradford, row 3: C. Hughes, ll Kinney D. Funk, M. Lloyd, J. Stott, R. Burdett, J. Kirlwell, l, Orr, E. Miller, T. Jaquess, K. Obergfell, C. Hatcher Standing: G. Terry, G. Henderson, K, Trout, Miss Ros- ser, director, Mrs. Long, P. Mills, M. Furnish, B. Sand- ers. Not shown: R. Long, M. Dulin, B. VanBuskirk, C Landess, and D. Gunere. Beginners learn. David Buddenbgiuni, Dave Bryzint and Nancy Fultz learn fundamental orchestrzition.